• Jan 22, 2026 nursing wound care cheat sheet e nurses in evaluating: Type of Wound: Pressure ulcer, surgical wound, venous ulcer, diabetic foot ulcer, etc. Size: Measure length, width, and depth (using a sterile ruler or wound tracing). Appearance: Color, presence of necrosis, granulation tissue, slough, or e By Leigh Hauck
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• Feb 23, 2026 nsccahs wound assessment guidelines ypes of wounds. Developed by the National Skin and Soft Tissue Infection and Chronic Wound Healing Society (NSCCAHS), these guidelines provide healthcare professionals with standardized procedures to assess wounds comprehensively. Proper wound assessment is fundamental to determin By Hugh Larkin
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• Jul 17, 2026 healing the soul wound trauma informed counseling Techniques Trauma affects the body as well as the mind. Incorporating somatic therapies helps release stored tension and restore bodily awareness. Examples include: Breathwork Yoga and movement therapies Progressive muscle relaxation Mindfulness medit By Mr. Bruce Volkman-Hauck
• Dec 27, 2025 handbook of equine wound management nd management? Antibiotics are indicated for contaminated, deep, or extensive wounds, especially if there is a risk of infection. Tetanus prophylaxis should be administered to all open wounds if the horse’s vaccination status is un By Luther Schowalter
• Feb 1, 2026 atlas of small animal wound management and recons ed by trauma, surgical procedures, or pathological processes. The management strategy depends on wound type, contamination level, tissue loss, and the animal’s overall health status. Wound classification i By Vivianne Metz
